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Thanks KENAT I am designing a product using a current product design. I want to start the new design using a copy of the current design’s assembly and "suppress" the parts that will not be used in the new design. I don't want to delete them because I am not sure if some of those parts will...

How can I suppress a part in an assembly. Thanks Mauricio Benavides www.injecneering.com (Free software)

.100-0.25" out of tolerance? What is the largest dimension of the part? If the flash is happening all the way around the parting line, it may be insufficient clamp force. What is the part's material? Has the flash been an issue since the start of the program or after some time in production...

First of all, I agree with Patprimmer that testing and tweaking may be required until parts are ejected without damage. However, you want to be proactive and minimize the tweaking work by properly designing the part and the tool. The goal is to design a part and its tool with low frictional...

For some reason the picture to my post above does not show up. The picture is in the attachment below. Mauricio Benavides Injecnet Solution Inc www.injecneering.comhttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=1c6e5386-0b42-4acb-94e5-4309c7015699&file=draftoption.jpg

The question is what the injection speed is to fill the cavities. If it is a hydraulic or an electric machine is irrelevant. The injection speed depends, as mentioned above on the material rheology. It also depends on the part design and requirements and the mould design, specially the type of...

NEngineer I am also a thermoplastics person with no experience in thermosets. I hope I don't get slammed for trying to give you an answer :) If the hydraulic pressure areas were the same (I suppose they are not), the difference in the hydraulic pressure could be due to the difference in the...

mjh368 This is an interesting question. If you find the answer from a source other than this forum, can you please post it? Mauricio Benavides Injecnet Solution Inc www.injecneering.com

The part is mouldable, but there is a lot of drafting work to be done. To mold the internal radial boss, you will need to split the draft angle so that one half is molded by the core side and the other by the cavity. Another option is to create a u-shapde boss that ends in one of the ending...